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she was stopped by george zimmerman. and then the criminal justice system couldn't do anything to hold george zimmerman accountable. so that was the last offering. what is the importance of data in the side for racial injustice in 2014 ferguson enterprises and services? this was one of the sort of flash point where the nation can focus on police. finally, it became clear that there was very little data produced by the federal government to help us understand the problem. for me, that meant that 1st we need to get the data into the site to the 11.5 hours. since i'm not quite simply visualizes people who are killed by police, the goal is to demonstrate assistance. indeed, a nationwide problem network fires a systemic a solution you've been working to renew the racial injustice for a while. now. have there been any personal costs to you? absolutely. my work is literally compiling reading through analyzing and thinking out how to tell a story about cases of people who have been killed by the police and otherwise it's hard to

zimmerman accountable. so that was the last straw for me. what is the importance of data in the side for racial injustice? in 2014 ferguson, half the price of service this was $1.00 of the sort of flash point where the nation came focused on police file. it became clear that there was very little data produced by the federal government to help us understand the problem. for me, that meant that 1st thing is to get the data instead of 11 police file. and since i'm half the day, quite simply visualizes people who are killed by police. the goal is to demonstrate assistance. indeed, a nationwide problem that requires a systemic solution. the working to renew the racial injustice for a while. now, have there been any personal costs to you? absolutely. my work is literally compiling reading through analyzing and figuring out how to tell a story about cases of people who have been killed by the news and otherwise it's hard to impart because these are lives. these are people, his instrument deals with families. so t

we're one of the worlds major energy firms. zimmerman's energy says it's rethinking it. strategy for wind power. that after i watering result in the last quarter, a 2900000000 euro loss due in large part to problems with 2 turbine models. and that's going to cost savings energy, specifically a whopping $1600000000.00 euros just to repair and replace floss and it's 4 x and 5 x on shore turbine models, both made by its spanish subsidiary demons, gum mesa. now that firm gummies, that has been a problem presume, is energy ever since the latter was spun off from industrial, giant demons. in 2020 vaccine is energy has yet to close the fiscal year in the black, it's share price going into monday was down 1717 percent this year alone, due in part to its own problems, as well as problems in the wind industry in general. now here's what siemens energy c o christian book told c and b c. he said that the loss was really a quality issue in terms of going to fast with new products into the market. and help us understand this better. i'm joined now by feel a deal. she's a fund manager and analyst a

we're one of the world's major energy firms. zimmerman's energy says it's rethinking it strategy for wind power. that after and i watering result in the last quarter, a 2900000000 euro loss due in large part to problems with 2 turbine models. and that's going to cost savings energy, specifically a whopping $1600000000.00 euros just to repair and replace flaws. and it's 4 x and 5 x on shore turbine models, both made by its spanish subsidiary demons, gum mesa. now that firm gummies that has been a problem for the.

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eric zimmerman capturing these images as the dark smoke overtakes the sky. >> 4:00 in the afternoon. is crazy, ash all over my face. >> david: the hopper family, here on vacation, praying in their car. >> just keep us safe. >> david: 4:46 p.m., the fire and smoke overtaking lahaina. by 5:00 p.m., historic front street, filled with businesses and restaurants, was on fire. the explosions. at 5:02, denny uchert holding his phone out his window. gridlock on front street. families were trapped. smoke and fire all around them. >> you could feel the heat off the traffic. >> david: denny not sure what would come next, recording this message to his family. >> if i don't make it through this, i love everybody. >> david: two blocks away, marjorie st. clair driving away from her home, trying to find a way out. >> lahaina is on fire. >> david: 5:30 p.m., the fire on front street so ferocious, families, including tompkins, have made the possible decision to abandon their cars and jump into the ocean. >> both sides to the left and the right are on fire. >> david: so many clinging to the shoreline,

bailey zimmerman is here and we'll hear some music. but, first, this is "today" on nbc.ard's top 100 and his highly anticipated lp album is out now welcome to "the today show". bailey, good morning >> welcome >> you have five anchors to handle you. >> so many people. >> full-court press. >> your story is remarkable. you were working on a gas pipeline you post this video to tiktok. overnight it gets a million views and then you quit your job. >> yeah. >> that's how it all happened? >> yeah. >> how do you wrap your mind around that? >> easy as that, craig. >> man, i just -- i don't know i have been thinking, man, i want to do something else. i got tired of not taking my mom and having to live off of her and stuff. i felt like i wanted to do something more i just didn't know what to do. then i tried singing i was like, dang, that kind of sounds good that's all right i think that's okay. and then i just posted it on tiktok it blew up the first song we ever tried to write. i was in my underwear watching the dog outside and i called my union up hey, i quit. they were like, do

earlier, i spoke to former fema associate administrator and director of disaster operations elizabeth zimmermanhese sorts of operatiosn. she dealt with over 930 disasters, emergencies and fires while at fema. thank you forjoining us. it's just a week on from when these fires started and authorities on maui say they have about 25% of the affected area so far searched and cleared. still a way to go. what do you make of how that rescue and recovery effort is going? yes, it's very important, with the fires going on in maui, there is more than one fire going on. and as they go in and fires are different than other disasters, because they linger. and the area is dangerous. you don't know how deep the fire has gone. and being able to make things safe and secure as well as being very respectful. the hawaiian culture is very much dependant upon their cultural, historical places. the different aspects to the island that they have and to protect and preserve that. and, at the same time, there's over 190 search and rescue workers over there looking for anything that they can find to be able to make sure an

earlier i spoke to former fema associate administrator and director of disaster operations elizabeth zimmerman0 disasters, emergencies and fires while at fema. and she addressed what needs to happen to rebuild. fema likes to rebuild things to mitigate richer disasters. as they go to rebuild there are things they could do that could prevent these damages to happen in the future. you know a lot of what was lost our old historical buildings but when they go back to rebuild things and starting from scratch build things that are not only as much fireproof as possible but also looking at the ocean and the hurricane is as we know hurricane dorian played a role in this and so how those things can be brought in and look into the future so that these types of damages, whatever you can prevent, are minimised effects in the future, you will want to do that. for the latest information on the hawaii wildfires, please check out our website. we have the latest headlines, but analysis from our teams on the ground. that's at bbc.com/news. tuesday marked two years since the taliban returned to power in afghanist

earlier, i spoke to elizabeth zimmerman, former fema associate administrator and director of disasterng storm. you are no stranger to this type of situation. what is your assessment of the preparations ahead of the hurricane making windfall, can you ever be cautious, too cautious when dealing with storms like this one? ., .. dealing with storms like this one? ., . ., , dealing with storms like this one? ., , one? you can never be too cautious — one? you can never be too cautious the _ one? you can never be too cautious the state - one? you can never be too cautious the state has - one? you can never be too cautious the state has a i one? you can never be too | cautious the state has a lot one? you can never be too i cautious the state has a lot of experience over the years, many decades of hurricane experience, and over the preparations they are taking of those you should be. looking at the part of the hurricane and what evacuations need to be done by the residents and over those in florida to get away from the coastline as you have noticed, the storm surge is going to be real and i t

let's speak now to elizabeth zimmerman, she's a senior executive advisor at iem which is a company thatonse and recovery. in terms of this hurricane hitting and casualties, the numbers are thankfully very low. is that a sign that the preparedness actually worked here?— that the preparedness actually worked here? , . . , ., worked here? yes, that means that --eole worked here? yes, that means that people evacuated _ worked here? yes, that means that people evacuated and _ worked here? yes, that means that people evacuated and got _ worked here? yes, that means that people evacuated and got out - worked here? yes, that means that people evacuated and got out when j people evacuated and got out when the local government told them to get out and get to higher land so they were not impacted by the most deadly storm surge that came through as well as the strong winds. in as well as the strong winds. in terms of storm surges, how long does that take today down? how long is there a risk from that?— there a risk from that? there is still a risk _ there a risk from that? there is still a risk in

i've always you know david grohl love them friends cole baisden and blake zimmerman driving down from san joe to catch their favorites on the big stage. this is my 10th year in a row, actually. i've never been here before. he asked me, i said, let's do it. and so far, the festival not disappointing outside lands is sf. it feels like you're connected to city's culture. a slight chill in the air, a layer of fog, certainly no match for christian flores's outfit going into the crowd. like all of the staff was like smart, like, you're just right. like i got a lot of compliments on it. some wishing they'd followed his lead. i could have brought a jacket. it's a little cold. all the more grateful for the row of more than 100 vendors this year serving up an endless array of toasted options. it's really good. every year that we've been here, the food really good. so good vendors like sons addition with some on their team who've been serving since the beginning. it feels like home a little bit like all of us come back together after a year, like a year of not seeing each other. and every year t

blossom: my best friend six told me that william zimmerman who is only slightly better looking than melbe interested in me? i'm smart, i'm funny... and i've got the body of a 13 year old. tony thomas: she was not the average girl, maybe not the best looking girl in class, but certainly one of the brightest. blossom: oh my gosh, you don't suppose this means we're the girls with 'good personalities?" tony thomas: and that was one of the points of blossom. how she made her way in life not fitting in. aramide: they're saying, you might not be a jock or, you know, a popular person or a cheerleader. but we're all a little bit different and quirky. ♪ alice leppert: saved by the bell is all about the kids and their world. alice leppert: i mean, screech is just weird. zach: whatever you're doing... don't. aramide: with the shift toward teenagers on the sitcom you also see the advent of the nerd. screech: hey lisa, my horoscope says that we're destined to dance together. lisa: my horoscope says, beware of dorks. alice leppert: but there's sort of this lost puppy aspect to screech that takes him f

rachel zimmerman joins us from the island of maui. thank you for taking time out to talk about all of this with us. we hope you are ok, hope your loved ones are ok. maybe start by telling us what you've been through the last 48 hours, what has it been like for you? >> horrific. we woke up at 2:00 a.m. on tuesday morning to windows, screen being blown off due to high winds and went back to sleep. at 4:45, woke up again, looked out my window towards the mountain and saw a fire, very small, which point i called 911, the fire department called me a few minutes later looking for the fire, said they could not see it at which point i could no longer see the fire but they did tell me that the transformer on a power box had blown and they had it contained. so went back to sleep until about 5:00 a.m., i'm sorry, 8:00 a.m., and the wind was really bad, dog was scared, we were out of power since 5, and we were just kind of hanging out, my partner was working, he's a mental health therapist. at 3:20ish p.m. we smelled smoke and looked outside and

. >>> "outfront" now, rachel zimmerman. she lost her home in the wildfire.s by front street where the fire just brought utter devastation. we've got satellite images here so viewers can understand what you are now living viscerally your neighborhood before the fire and then after. everything is gone. and i know you're preparing yourself to go back to actually see what is left. how are you holding up? >> it comes in waves. it's been a nightmare. i feel i really can't wake up from. and i know that there are a lot of people who have seen worse than i've seen, and it's just devastating. >> you shared some video with us. this is inside your condo just before it was actually destroyed. in this, it's almost like you see sunlight and then you see these incredibly heavy winds. it's very jarring to see it with the blue sky in the background and then the palm trees are thrashing. what were you even thinking was happening at this point? >> you know, we kind of just thought it was a windy day from a hurricane passing below. and we didn't have any idea. i had canceled my

and in washington, they included working with george zimmerman at their points.and how he's done up to this point? >> you look at that race for all the candidates, it's donald trump. it's only donald trump. it's super clear that that's the case. that's what voters want. according to the polling. so whether you're tim scott or r ron desantis. i don't know there's much they can do. donald trump every time he gets indicted his poll numbers go up. so right now that race is frozen. and so that's my assessment of where things are at. there's a debate coming up in august. that would have given the candidates a chance to contrast themselves with donald trump. but trump is not even coming. the idea that he's not going to be on stage for the first debate is the leading candidate is something i don't think we have seen before. so everything that's happening now across the aisle and the primaries is really a case of first impression. donald trump with a trim crown indictment is the leading candidate on the republican side for president. >> we're waiting to see about the deba

. >> lionel messi, around zimmerman! messi!the defender before curling the ball into the back of the net. making this ten goals in seven matches for the superstar. nashville not going away. tying it up in the second half leading to extra time. >> it's in! >> reporter: after some close calls, the match eventually heading to nail-biting penalty kicks. the shootout going 11 rounds until this goalie versus goalie match-up. inter miami first championship since joining mls in 2020. ahead of the final, messi said a title would mean a lot for this young team. >> it's a very young club and trying to get the first title would be beautiful for everyone. >> reporter: since his first goal in the u.s., the team remains undefeated. messi being credited with transforming the landscape of major league soccer. tickets for the final selling out in just eight minutes with the lowest price costing as much as $422. a normal ticket goes for $20. his jersey is the highest selling in the history of the mls online store. just incredible. the nashville f

and we'll have music from bailey zimmerman, gracie abrams and logic too. are two-thirds of a dream-shattering, star-making panel of judges who have crowned five american idols and are about to start it all over again. a new season premieres sunday night on abc. please welcome katy perry and lionel richie. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: you know what i have to say, you guys walk out and i go, there's a couple of stars, there are a couple of superstars. >> thank you so much. >> we'll take that. >> jimmy: you just have it. whatever it is, you've got it. whatever this thing you're looking for in "american idol," you've got it. >> have you washed your cheeks since orlando kissed you last? >> jimmy: you know i have a crush on your husband. >> he was he said going to leave a note. >> jimmy: did he leave a note? >> i can smell him. >> jimmy: can you smell him? >> it's good, it's good, it's good. >> jimmy: speaking of smelling, lionel gave him some of his colo, lionel richie's hello cologne. [ cheers and applause ] when it's a special occasion, i put it on. >>

uh-oh, messi around zimmerman, messi!evable. inter miami would go on to win the game in penalty kicks. boom, boom. done. messi getting the champion's treatment after the game including a big hug from team owner david beck with ham as he lifts his first mls trophy. and the patriots-packers preseason game was suspendedded after new england rookie isaiah bolden was seriously injured, the quarterback colliding with his teammate, needed to be carted off the field. the patriots say he's feeling -- he has feeling in all his extremities but will remain hospitalized for now, thank goodness. meanwhile, steelers' rookie joey porter jr., i was reading that, and i was thinking -- joey porter jr. getting his first nfl interception, and e he celebrated by giving the ball to his dad, famous player, in the stands. good stuff. will? will: that's right, pete. that's how old we are. pete: exactly. will: a houston neighborhood is rallying around a 1967 landmark burger joint after it called on the community for help. mighty burger posting on f

zimmerman type, i don't care what people. is zemerman, only 52% of germans can lead the people to hell. they say that they think that it would be a bad option to supply cruise missiles to ukraine . opinion differs from the opinion of 52% of respondents? i believe in it, or not at all, when the chancellor says that it is difficult for him, that he feels that this is a difficult decision. i understand that, but we look at it differently cruise missiles are designed to destroy russian supplies russian supply disruption means that the supply of military materials that russia needs to bomb ukraine is interrupted, we are convinced that if we explain this to the people. we will subconsciously explain to ukraine that with the help of this they reach the stupidity of russian territory, then we will be able to explain why ukraine asks for these weapons for military-tactical reasons and therefore we do not make it easier for ourselves, but we decide and must make a decision quickly. we are having a public discussion about weapon tech. i